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When a Property Line Survey Triggers Neighbor Disputes
Most people order a property line survey for practical reasons. Maybe you plan to sell your home. Maybe you want to build a fence, add
How an ALTA Land Title Survey Prevents Closing Delays
Real estate closings are supposed to be the final step. The price is agreed on, financing is lined up, and everyone is ready to sign.
What a Licensed Land Surveyor Verifies That Maps Cannot
Open an online map, type in your address, and you’ll see neat lines outlining your property. At first glance, it feels accurate. Because of that,
Due Diligence Survey: What to Check Before You Close
Bridgeport’s downtown has been buzzing this week after city leaders approved a major Main Street property purchase. Deals like that spark big questions fast: What
How the Jobs First Plan Fuels Construction Survey Demand
West Virginia’s new Jobs First — Opportunity Everywhere plan is big news. The state wants to grow the economy, create more jobs, and help local
Can Drone Surveying Detect Hidden Ground Risks?
A few days ago, a landslide video from Italy went viral. Heavy rain hit a quiet hillside town, and within seconds, the ground gave way.